Going to the Security Council instead of to the General Assembly, where there is no veto and where a pro-Palestinian majority is virtually guaranteed, has been considered a riskier and more confrontational approach because it invites an American veto.
Mr. Collins says assigning a lease is not always the most practical way to break a lease, "because it invites litigation on what is reasonable".
Indeed, because it invites many interpretations, an artwork acquires an ideality of possible meanings which cannot be obviated by any possible realisation (RB 146).
Unaccompanied piano performance is a challenge 30-year-old Gwilym Simcock hasn't confronted since his childhood classical training, and one that's all the greater because it invites comparison with a significant personal influence: Keith Jarrett.
"I do not wish to issue a denial, because it invites the assumption that there is an accusation or suspicion," said Mr. Tattersall, who authors a blog known as Tallbloke's Talkshop.
People like to talk about it because it invites people to think about a world without intermediaries as they know it.
Shame is an uncomfortable phenomenon, in part, because it invites the public to join in the punishment.
The Cardiff-based lab has a unique insight into the UK's drug habits, because it invites users from all over the UK to submit samples.
This could be the death knell for these objects, because it invites you to destroy them.
That's very important because it invites stability in investment in the sector," Frydenberg said.
